Frank W Cox High School - Talon Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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DRESSED FOR SUCCESS The World of Fashion Flair Students express their individualism through the way they dress. Every- one has his own style that makes him unique. Perhaps this is why there are so many trends in our student society. Some people like the college style. This in- cludes sweatpants and baggy shirts. Others sport the casual look. They prefer T-shirts and an old pair of faded jeans. Our more sophisticated pupils take on the suave look, dressing identica lly to store window man- nequins. Some people Just wear the first thing they find in the morning. Fashion taste is di- verse, but it gives people a chance to show their originality and stand out in a crowd. The comfortable look is por- trayed by Louis Farano as he wears sweats to class. There are many different styles and trends at Cox. Billy Owens seems to approve. STUDENT LIFE 27

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TRICK OR TREAT Halloween Warps Students' Sense of Fashion October 31 is a holiday regarded by most to be directed towards the youngsters of society. It is rare to find teenagers dressed up in costumes such as He-man or Raggedy Ann. This year, however, many students changed their fashion flair for a day and dressed Halloween j ust would not be the same without a Jack-O- Lantern. up as their favorite per- sonalities. They attended costume parties, escorted brothers and sisters around their neighbor- hood, or stayed home and passed out candy. Junior Jennifer Hull said, I was really sur- prised at the number of people who dressed up What a lovely couple! Jay Cooper and Michelle Eubanks wear their fashionable costumes. for the party. We had lots of fun. And that is how it should be, fun, for both the young and old. Holi- days are a time for everyone. That is how it was this year at Cox and hopefully this tradition will continue. Look at those legs! John Soderberg and Doug Giesen are impersonators at the costume party. 28 STUDENT LIFE